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Ciitheroe Advertiser on November 11th and Nelson Leader Series and Fridays Burnley Express on ■November 12th


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• Peacefully on October. 12th, 2010, at his home in : Billington/ Brian, aged 50 years, ■ formerly of Ciitheroe,'


STEVENSON Brian •


. DURKIN .


Ciitheroe Funeral Service, ' - 10/12 Whalley : Road, Ciitheroe, BB7 lAW. Tel. 01200 443045.


Blackburn Hospital, loving husband of the late May, devoted and beloved father of Philip and Mary-Jo, loving grandad, of Kelly, Molly and Bethany". The funeral service will take place on Friday, - . October 22nd, 2010 at St Michael . and St .John's R.C. Church, Ciitheroe at i i a.m. followed by a small family only service at Accrington Crem­ atorium.'* ' Family, flowers only please, but donations in memory -of Leo . to The -British Red Cross .or The National. Autistic Society,.


On October ■ i4thi 2010, Leo Durkin, died • peacefully * at The


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•tomorrow, Friday October 22nd at 2*


- Lancashire Teaching • Hospitals Foundation Trust), c/o Lindsay Innocent, The Dialysis Unit, Royal Preston Hospital, Sharoc Green Lane, Fulwood, Preston, PR2 9HT. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. Q 1200 4 4 12 9 7.


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-may be given for The . Renal Unit, Royal Preston • Hospital (please make cheques payable to Renal Unit


. p.m. followed by interment at Ciitheroe Cemetery. : Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Brian if so desired


. be held at St. James’ - Church, , Ciitheroe


’.‘Peacehaven* Chapel of Rest. A service will


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■ the "dearly -.loved husband of Victoria, much .loved dad of Aaron,: .-Brandon,- Kicra, Curtis and Jennifer also a dearest son, brother ‘ and- uncle.


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■ years, surrounded by his loved ones. - The funeral service was held on Wednesday, October 20th at St Michael and St Johns R.C. Church and Aaron is' now ..


Passed away on Tuesday, October 12th, 2010, aged 42


THISTLETHWArTE Aaron


Waddington Road Cemetery,' Ciitheroe. Donations in memory of Aaron can be made to The Cystic Fibrosis Trust, c/o 3 Victoria -Terrace, Billington, • Ciitheroe, BB7 9NG. Inquiries to Ciitheroe Funeral Service. Tel. 01200 443045. : Aaron will be deeply;


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. missed by everyone who knewhm.


AcMndwi^ge^^


ANDERSON Mary


Judith. Susan, Debbie, Jane and families would sincerely like to thank


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.and support_____- :biackledg e •


Jack,' Christine Barbara


donations received in memory of Molly. Special thank to Rev. A. . Froud for his heartfelt service and grateful thanks to the -District Nurses and Carers for their compassionate .. care and thoughtfulness given to the family. Finally thank you to the Price family for their professionalism


. families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends * . and neighbours for the many.


Lindsey, Kerry and Andrew,


neighbours for their cards, flowers and kind expressions of condolence also for generous


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relatives, and


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' ’kindness. EMBERY


donations and kind words, of sympathy .received during this very sad time, lliank you also to Rev. David Mewis for his kind words and comforting ministrations. A special thank you from Margaret to all her close friends for their, support and


calls,


. The family of the late • Teresa Embery would like, to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many


Teresa Mary


’ cards of condolence and Mass Offerings received during their sad loss. Tlianks also to Dr. J. Fairwood and all the Doctors and Nurses of the Castle Medical Group. To all the Staff at The Manor House for all their care. To Monsignor Corcoran, Father Wareing S.J., Father Walker : S.J., Father Morgan and Father Embery who officiated


sympathy, letters and expressions


• at tlie Services. To all who attended the funeral and have given donations. Finally our thanks to Brian, Jean, Carl and Pauline Price for their friendly-and helpful


arrangements.


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David, Carol and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


George William (Bill)


expressions - of sympathy and letters and cards of- condolence received during their sad loss.. Thanking also Father J . Wareing for his- kind words. and comforting minis­ trations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations and Mass Offerings. They would also like to express their appreciation to Dr. I. Ibbotson,: the MacMillan Nurses and the Ribble Valley District Nurses for afl their care and kindness.' Finally to the Price family for all funeral arrangements;


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donations received. Tliey would also like to e.xpress their appreciation to the Staff of the Coronary Care Unit Royal Blackburn Hospital for all their care and kindness.


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sympathy and letters and cards - of condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. Eric K^e for r his kindness and to all who attended the fimcral sei*vice and for the


expressions


neighbours for the many


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Margaret and family of the late Michael (Mick) Blatchford would like to thank most sincerely all relatives, friends and neighbours for all the cards, letters, flowers, telephone


blatchford " . Michael (Mick)


. all who cared about him and loved him as we did. They are too' numerous to mention but you know who you are. - Thanks. to Langshaw Calvcrley Funeral Services for. their • dignified handling of Paul’s fiincral arrangements, to the .Canon Rodney Nicholson and to the Rev. Anne Hardacre who officiated at . the Crematorium and also led the Service, of Thanksgiving at St Paul’s on Monday, to celebrate Paul's life. Thanks to everyone, who attended this service and * for the donations received for a -bench in Paul's memory alongside the river at Edisford, where he. loved to walk.


Your strength and support have really helped us at this sad time.


God Bless You All.


Denise, Hazel and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


INGHAM . Mildred ■


- kind words and comforting minis­ trations and to all who


‘ Thanking also Rev. Andy Froud for his


'attended the ftineral service and have given donations. They would also like to express


appreciation to Dr. M. Cronin, the District Nurses and Ribble Valley Crossroads for their care and kindness.


their LORD


'Froud and Ciitheroe Funeral Services. Also to the nursing staff . . at . Royal Blackburn and Royal - Preston Hospitals ‘


Peggy and family of the late William Keith Lord would like to thank all relatives and friends for the cards, kind- words and many donations to Ciitheroe Football Club. Many thanks to the Reverand Andy


William Keith Bit^day Memories : pain, ',


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Love Angela and all your, family XX. .


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Because all we long for •• grandma,


expressions • of sympathy and letters and cards of condolence received during their sad loss.


neighbours for the many . .


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• vvish to .offer their sincere thanks for the cards, kind messages - and support to us since Paul's sudden death on October 6th, 2010. In particular tlic. Team who worked' wiih him at Garnett,- everyone at Castle, Supported Living and


Pauline and David ‘


howarth PaulJohn .


DURKIN - Leo


. and shield me from any harm, Your lovefor me Dad was greater than any daughter could wish for, t '


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Rest now with mum, . As this is not good-bye, but goodnight till we see each other again. Sleep tight Dad Love your daughter Marv-Jo xxx.


Your guidance through my life made me the women I am today and I love you so much for^ that. . , '


•’ To my very special and dearest Jim


Wishing you a very Happy 90th Birthday With all my love, Dorothy


You little angels, Molly and Bethany.


Grandad; Sleep tight grandad, . Love you always. ■


DURKIN Leo


.. for answering me. Thanks to St Jude for


Printed as promised Lord St Jude ,v favouis received. AM.


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Our very best wishes for your 40th Birthday -


From all at High Royd xxx ■ '1 0 Engagements LAWSON-SMITH


Ryan.and Micheiie are pieased to announce the birth of


Max Elias Born October 12th, 2010


Congratulations from both families.


TAYLOR . Stuart and Hayley are proud to


announce the birth of their son Blake Isaac


Born 6 weeks early on . October 8th, 2010 Weighing 41b 11 oz


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Well done on your 125 mile charity run around Lancashire in 7 days raising funds for The . . . Autistic Society and OJs -


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Clltheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, October 21,2010 Kickb oxers have made the grade


KICKBOXERS at Clitheroe’s Roefield Leisure Centre un- denvent their first grading in front of former double British and European champion Sandy


The Muay Thai Kickboxing


Club at Roefield is affiliated to Mr Holt’s own club in Bolton, one of the biggest and best- known clubs in the UK.


There are lO Thai-Boxing


grades from 1 to 10 and each is graded at A to E, with A be­ ing the highest. All but one of the Ciitheroe students achieved A grades, with the remain­ der graded at B - an excellent achievement. Tony Bird, the Thai boxing


instructor at Roefield Leisure, is very proud of every student and feels they have progressed to a high standard, which was reflected in their grades. “Their performance was the


best I have seen in a long time and I can’t wait for the students to undertake their first competi­ tion,” said Tony.


“All the juniors who attend


Roefield’s Thai boxing classes are from Ribblesdale School and again I’m sure the teachers are just as proud of them for do­ ing well as we arc.” : : A fully qualified instructor


with 15 years’ experience in the sport, Tony added: “I think it’s


■ great to see people from the Ciitheroe community, both jun­ iors and adults, taking part in a - sport that builds discipline, self- awareness, confidence, self-de­


fence, co-ordination and much inore. “Thai boxing can be used as


a non-contact form of fitness, which a lot of people also enjoy as part of keeping fit.” The classes at Roefield Lei­


sure Centre include women, men and children and are held on Thursday evenings, juniors from 7 to 8 p.m. and adults from 8 to 9 p.m.


For.more information contact


Roefield on 01200442188 or for more information on Tliai-Box-


ing visit: www.thai-boxing.co.uk


MAKING THE GRADE: The successful kickboxers with instructors Tony Bird and Sandy Holt.


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Club mining a rich theme


AL'WAYS an enjoyable event, this year’s “Theme” evening proved a winner at the Ribblesdale Camera Club.' It is a simple competition for montag- •


es and triptychs (a set of three pictures), judged by the members themselves. Not only photographic merit, but content is considered. In total, 16 entries produced 35 prints for this year’s competition. - In the montages “Sowerby Bridge Rush Bearing Festival”, by Christine Dickenson (reproduced here) proved a worthy winner oh 187 points, with John Fletcher’s “Skipton Horse Trials” sec- ono'on 183, while Clare Drew’s “Time- ' less Varanasi” received 170. The Triptychs were three prints on a


single theme, exhibited as a set. Nigel Mallinson and Graham Dudley were outstanding with 183 and 182 points respectively, Nigel’s “Holy Mackerel”, three fishing boats with Holy Island as the background, just pipping Graham’s colourful “Japanese Pageant”. There was a triple tie for third place


on 165 points, including prints by father and daughter Roly Lansdell and Sue Marsden..


MARVELLOUS MONTAGE: Christine Dickenson’s winning print of “Sow­ erby Bridge Rush Bearing Festival”.


SIXTEEN members of Ciitheroe Mountaineering Club stayed at the Low Flouse climbing hut in Con- iston during their late September weekend meet.


: - ' Despite poor weather on Saturday


morning, the highlight o f the trip was an underground exploration.of the Coniston copper mines led by' the club’s mining expert, David Tay­ lor. Starting from the Copper Mines youth hostel, seven members set'off via the open air museum to explore various leves of the mine workings,; datiuG back to the.l7th Centurv.:


Another group set out from the


hut in low cloud and pouring rain to take the Walna Scar bridleway to climb the summits o f Brown Pike, Dow Crag and Coniston Old Man, where surprisingly they encountered no other walkers on the way. Contin-' uing via Brim Fell, members headed down to Levers Hause, where the weatheV started to fair up.


• Climbing again via Great How


- Crags, the party reached the sum­ mit of Swirl How and detoured to the outlying peaks o f Great Carrs and Grev Friar before returning to


Swirl How to descend Prison Band' to Black Sails pass. A final ascent of Wetherlam preceded a lengthy.re- turn for-well-earned refreshment at


Plans for 80 homes


OUTLINE planning per­ mission is being sought for a maximum of SO resi­ dential units to be built at land to the north of b id ­ dings Lane, Whalley, with access from Hayhurst Road, and all other mat­ ters reserved. Comments on the proposal, number 0820, must be made to Ribble Valley Borough Council by October 29th. Other plans include: Ciitheroe: A reserved


matters, following out­ line, planning application for phase 1C of the pro­ posed re-developmcnt comprising of 29 residen­ tial units on the site of Rectella Works, Woone Lane, (0756). Addition safety improvement for public p ro te ct ion by erecting a steel fire wall on an existing sump bund wall and installation for asset protection of a heat shield (fire cladding) on existing factory building at 3M Health Care Ltd, Upbrooks (0808). Pro­ posed extension to exist­ ing caravan park at Edis­ ford Bridge Farm, (0815). Substitution of house type to include single storey ex­ tension to rear of property for use as a dining room at 2 Eden Gardens, off Cherry Drive, Brockhall Village (0772).


A mountains and mines weekend


. the Black Bull in Coniston after an. exhilarating mountain round.-- . On Sunday, light showers per­


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sisted when one group set out from Wall End in Langdale to climb Pike O’Blisco. Gaining clear panoramas from the summit, members contin­ ued to Crinkle Crags and Bowfell, where they located the top of the


. Great Slab to descend to the Climb-. ers’Traverse, which was followed to


the south east to reach the Band for the return to Langdale. The club’s next indoor meeting,


featuring the Sierra Nevadas and a cycle ride through India by John Barrett and Brian Davies, will be held tonight (October 21st) at Ciit­ heroe Cricket Club starting at 8 p.m., • followed by a visit to Haweswateron Sunday (October 24th leaving the council offices car park at 8 a.m. The winter programme of evening


midweek indoor climbing meets is now under way. Further details from Anne Davkin on 01200 425841..


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